Dear Atria,
I wish you were here to see this, the view is beautiful, a real treat to the eye.
Yesterday morning it was very cold, below -6 at some stage. Me and Anna went for a walk, my finger tips and my nose really felt the cold. We went to a shop which had a walk-in fridge, their fridge was warmer than the outside!
Later in early afternoon it started snowing very lightly and it continued snowing till dark, probably overnight as well. When I got up early this morning I looked out of the window, there it was a pure white blanket of snow spread as far as eye could see, a beautiful view. Snow had even transformed the power lines to a pure clean white lines floating in the air. Even the refuse bins were looking beautiful.
I wish you were here to see this, the view is beautiful, a real treat to the eye.
Yesterday morning it was very cold, below -6 at some stage. Me and Anna went for a walk, my finger tips and my nose really felt the cold. We went to a shop which had a walk-in fridge, their fridge was warmer than the outside!
Later in early afternoon it started snowing very lightly and it continued snowing till dark, probably overnight as well. When I got up early this morning I looked out of the window, there it was a pure white blanket of snow spread as far as eye could see, a beautiful view. Snow had even transformed the power lines to a pure clean white lines floating in the air. Even the refuse bins were looking beautiful.
It was not a heavy snow fall but it was persistent, very light and small snow flakes continued falling down for many hours, at first struggling to make a mark on the ground, but as it continued to fall the little snow flakes started building up and covering everything little by little, eventually making it difficult to see anything else.
I understood from your mom's letter that you no longer live in UK and now are in Canada, what it winter like over there?
I understood from your mom's letter that you no longer live in UK and now are in Canada, what it winter like over there?
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